Gov. Hochul announces $33 million for mental health services
Gov. Hochul secures funding for New Yorkers struggling with mental illness and involved in the criminal justice system.
NYC ill-prepared for Tropical Storm Ophelia. Here's what went wrong.
Poor planning, low staffing and miscommunication plagued New York City's response to Tropical Storm Ophelia in 2023, according to the report.
Columbia switches to remote learning, as protests enter 6th day
Classes at Columbia University are fully remote Monday, as pro-Palestinian protests over the Israel-Hamas war stretched into their sixth day.
Over 20 people displaced in Newburgh as fire tears through two homes
Over 20 people were displaced after a fire tore through two multi-unit homes in Carter Avenue in Newburgh on Tuesday.
NYC's Central Park sees spike in robberies, recent attacks
"Boardwalk Empire" actor Michael Stuhlbarg had rocks thrown at him Sunday night, and a woman was hit with a hammer just hours later.
Easter weekend celebrations underway across NYC, Long Island
Easter celebrations are underway across New York City and Long Island this weekend.
Teen builds app to help homeless find resources in NYC
At just 15, Vedant Vohra built an app that links New Yorkers in need to nearby resources.
NYC Councilmembers propose residential parking permit programs
Two New York City councilmembers are proposing residential parking permit programs in areas that could be impacted by congestion pricing.
Looking for quality fast furniture? Experts say educate yourself first
Design experts say the short lifespan of furniture is comparable to the fast fashion phenomenon. Many pieces just don't stand up to the test of time.
NYC pizzeria owner, manager charged with stealing wages from employees
The owner and a manager of Grimaldi's Pizzeria have been charged with stealing thousands of dollars in wages from employees.
NYPD searching for black car involved in fatal shooting of teen in Brooklyn
The 19-year-old was just steps from his Canarsie door when he was shot in the mouth and torso on Tuesday night.
New York City Council passes continuation of rent stabilization law
The City Council voted Tuesday that New Yorkers in rent-stabilized apartments will maintain certain protections.
Twins stabbed, 1 fatally, after refusing man's advances, sources say
Police say a man stabbed 19-year-old Samyia Spain and her twin sister early Sunday morning in Park Slope.
Crowds line Staten Island for inclusive St. Patrick's Day parade
Sunday marked the first time the borough hosted a second parade for the holiday.
Beloved food pantry at Brooklyn church to close on Saturday
The Helping Hands Food Pantry is a ministry that has operated out of the Park Slope church since the 1990s.